Expected Schoolwide Learning Results (ESLRs)
	At AIS we define our educational program by our Expected Schoolwide Learning Results (ESLRs). This set of expectations articulates what each student should know, understand and be able to do upon leaving AIS.  Working from our ESLRs, our educational program will equip all students with the knowledge, competencies, and orientations needed for success in a thinking, meaning-centered curriculum. ESLRs guide teachers towards implementing programs and conditions that maximize learning success for all students in a standards-based curriculum. Developed through a collaborative process involving students, families, teachers and administrators, the American International School states that every student is prepared to be:    A global citizen, who: Contributes to the improvement in the lives of others both within the school and the wider community Plays a positive role in society Shares a sense of collective responsibility for the planet and those who inhabit it An effective communicator, who: Demonstrates proficiency in written and spoken English Selects and uses technology appropriately Expresses themselves through Visual and Performing Arts An empowered thinker, who: Solves problems and applies learning to real-life situations  Thinks critically and makes informed decisions Accesses and manages information effectively A well-rounded individual, who: Assumes responsibility for the choices they make and the actions they take Works both independently and collaboratively Leads an active, balanced and healthy lifestyle